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If You Find Shakespeare Not Here, Seek in The Other Place Hot

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Written by Ron Severdia November 21, 2008 1

The early 1970s marked an era of sweeping change on the theatre scene in the United States. The same...

Shakesfear and How to Cure It Hot

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Written by Julian Lopez-Morillas May 24, 2008 0

Ralph Alan Cohen has some serious problems with the ways in which Shakespeare is commonly taught in our schools....

Arden Completes the Hamlet Triad Hot

Hamlet Reviews » Book Reviews
Written by Ron Severdia February 25, 2008 0

Hamlet, having provided what many consider the ultimate vehicle for some of the greatest acting of any era, has been...

New Editors Bring Poetic Justice to Shakespeare's Poems Hot

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Written by Ron Severdia November 04, 2007 0

While sipping her morning coffee, Katherine Duncan-Jones muses on her latest project—the Arden 3 edition of Shakespeare's Poems, a project...

Handsome Work in the RSC Complete Works Hot

Complete Works Reviews » Book Reviews
Written by Julian Lopez-Morillas June 15, 2007 0

The new RSC/Modern Library edition of the Complete Works is a handsome volume. There is a generous section of...

Putting in a Good Word for Shakespeare's Wordcraft Hot

Stories » Book Reviews (not play specific)
Written by Ron Severdia May 25, 2007 0

"A horse! My kingdom for a horse!" Even if you're not a fan of Shakespeare,...

Mastering Shakespeare: An Acting Class in Seven Scenes Hot

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Written by Ron Severdia February 17, 2007 0

If you're serious about performing Shakespeare's plays, then the name Scott Kaiser is one you should know. Working...

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- The Public Theater
- About an hour ago
- Exactly two weeks until you-know-what. Who's excited? http://t.co/nGiZ0Y2y
- NOLA Shakespeare
- About an hour ago
- I posted 4 photos on Facebook in the album "Summer 2012: Hamlet and Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead" http://t.co/sZNRUdzf
- Stratford Festival
- About an hour ago
- I'm looking forward to #mcc12 too! @karagolani @Communic8nHowe @canadahelps @211Ontario
- NOLA Shakespeare
- About an hour ago
- Second up for the season-- Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead by Tom Stoppard! http://t.co/YMXI6kjl
- ShakespeareTheatreNJ
- About an hour ago
- A couple of weeks ago, we had an Artist of the Day who taught at Rutgers University. Today's Artist of the Day... http://t.co/asFMsMYE
- ASPBoston
- About 2 hours ago
- Thank you @therevels !
- Stratford Festival
- About 2 hours ago
- RT @amgaffney: Theater Talkback: Against Ovation Inflation: http://t.co/2SAzguog Overused, underused, misused. What do you think?
- ASPBoston
- About 2 hours ago
- A wonderful night for Boston Theater! Congratulations to all the winners & nominees! #30Nortie http://t.co/dXdUyNXQ

Two Gents Make Their Way to PlayShakespeare

It has taken a (very) long time, but PlayShakespeare is proud to announce its first review of Two Gentlemen of Verona, performed in Shona (native to Zimbabwe), no less. London reviewer Craig Melson ca

posted by Christopher Adams on Tuesday, 15 May 2012
The Bard meets The Godfather

posted by Shakespeare's Sister Company on Sunday, 27 November 2011
New Five-Part Series

posted by Christopher Adams on Sunday, 24 July 2011